For much of the history of foreign aid, _______ has been a driving force in decisions about how much to give.
A) the finance gap of receiving countries
B) the opportunity cost of investing in developing nations
C) the interest rate in the home country
D) the age of the receiving country

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The finance gap of receiving countries, which refers to the difference between the financial resources available in a receiving country and the resources needed to achieve development goals, has often been a key factor in decisions about foreign aid. Donor countries typically provide aid to help close this gap and support development initiatives in the receiving country.

For Much of the History of Foreign Aid, _______ Has